ULTIMATE XML V2 VIDEO PLAYER

Hi,

sorry for the trouble. I prepared a fix for this, please contact me via my contact form.

Cheers, damojo

Send you the fix

Hi,

yes it works on all browsers.
maybe a temporary problem? Do other video players work?

Regards, damojo

Hi,

the fullscreen is working in the example you linked.

Where is the problem?

Regards, damojo

Hi,

what do you mean by modal window? Are you loading the player into a container in your existing flash? Upon unloading you have to call close() on the netstream object.

Cheers, damojo

Hi,

its not any more difficult than using other flash files in wordpress.

Im not a wordpress professional but I believe that there are some plugins that allow you to easily embed flash content into your blog. This here for instance: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/kimili-flash-embed/

Cheers, damojo

Hi,

the player only supports progressive download, no rtmp streaming.

Regards, damojo

Hi,

bad video encoding without meta data (video size and duration).

What are you using to encode the video?

Regards, damojo

I am using Adobe Media Encoder to encode to f4v. What settings do you recommend?

I also noticed there is an audio delay on the player. Is this issue also due to the conversion? Or is this a setting on the player?

Thanks, BM

Hi,

I use a program called “free video converter”. .flv or .mov with .h264 works best. Its also important to encode meta data (duration, dimensions).

Audio delay cannot be caused by the player, only due to bad encoding.

Regards, damojo

Hi,

thanks for your comment.

That is not possible in this player, it will always start buffering.

Regards, damojo

Hi,

yes, if the codec is compliant and meta data is encoded, mp4 will work.

Regards, damojo

Good day! I bought the player, but to replace the XML file for the video.flv video.mp4, it was not loaded. The XML file is as follows:

”<?xml version=”1.0” encoding=”utf-8”?>

I look back. Thanks

Hi,

as said, it highly depends on the codec and embedded meta data of the video file. What you save the file as (flv, f4v, mov, etv.) does not play a role.

I would suggest you try a program called “free video converter” which allows you to output an .mov with h264 codec.

Regards, damojo

Hi,

please never link to files in the comments, always email me the links.

As I can see in the preview, fit works correctly. Are you talking about the white borders? There is no way around this when proportionaly scaling a video.

Damojo

Sorry about the link. I was not clear on protocol.

Your product video pixel settings are 480×360. Your .xml setting is scalemode=”fit”.

When opening your embedwithxml.html in a browser, and clicking on the scale button in the player, your video does scale to “fit” PROPORTIONALLY in the browser.

My video .xml setting is also set to scalemode=”fit”, but when I open my embedwithxml.html in a browser, and click on the scale button in the player, my video remains at the original pixel size and does NOT scale or “fit” proportionally, like your product demo.

Your scalemode=”stretch”, when applied to yours and my .xml file does in fact take the video and “stretch” it, so that all browser real estate is taken up by the video.

Example: I have a Apple Cinema screen and my setting is 1920×1200. When I click on the scale button in the player and view your video on my browser, there are black bands on the right and left side of your video. This action is correct, in that the video is scaling to “fit” proportionally. When I change your .xml setting to “stretch” and again view your video on my browser, your video in fact “stretches” in the browser and “snaps” to all corners without any black bands.

What I need is to have my scalemode=”fit” perform like your product demo, in that when the setting in the .xml file is set to “fit”, the video actually scales, but “fits” proportionally in the browser real estate BUT does not “stretch”.

I really thank you for your thoughts on this, in making it work.

Hi,

your video not scaling correctly might be related to the lack of encoded meta data. Try reincoding your video with .h264 and include the meta data (dimensions, length)

Regards, damojo

Hi,

this is a flash video player. There is no support for youtube or vimeo.

Damojo

Hi,

no, but there is the embedwithxml variant which allows you to specify an xml config file.

Regards, damojo